This would be zero stars if it weren't for the woman in charge the day we checked in. She was…read moreincredibly nice and accommodating. The location in Fernandina beach is excellent though there's a very noisy bar next door. Plenty of people have already complained about that here and, I'll be honest, it wasn't an issue for us. The wing where we stayed was verging on dilapidated and our room was musty and smelled moldy.

Convenient that it is downtown and close to shops and restaurants, however, it is also right next…read moreto the Green Turtle dive bar (same owners). The bar's outdoor bands play loudly until 11 PM and the bar itself closes at 1 AM. Staff personnel here are nice, yet there is very limited staff, typically one person who is available from 10 AM to 5 PM. Property is in dire need of some TLC from every facet. Although our room was small, it was sufficient for our needs on this visit. The bed mattress itself was quite uncomfortable and in need of replacement. Breakfast is very, very basic and we opted to eat elsewhere. Limited parking in their private lot adjacent to the courtyard in back of the property. Lots of outdoor house cats roam the grounds.

We had a great time! Captain Ben is very knowledgeable. Can't wait to go out next time.read more

Had a blast with my boys on this night adventure trip, now fishing and gigging for flounder and…read moreother species. The Captain was very friendly and knowledgeable. We can't wait to do this trip again sometime!

Alex is truly your personal chef!! These pictures food was beyond amazing!! I highly recommend…read morePersonal Cuisine!!

Delicious food from the nicest people! This was a Father's Day Pig Roast held at Mocama. I bought…read moremy tickets a week ago but the actual tickets go through Eventbrite but that system was having issues. I emailed Personal Cuisine to see what to do and I heard back almost instantly and they took care of things right away. We arrived at the start time but the food was running a little behind and Chef Alex was very apologetic. Totally unnecessary because we were happy to go get a table and our beverages first. They were up and running just 15 minutes behind schedule. The food was terrific and worth a wait! Our party of 6 couldn't agree on which was the best (pig, brisket, or chicken). I guess when it's all good, it's hard to pick a winner. The potato salad was great, too. I have a gluten allergy and Alex knew immediately what was and wasn't safe for me. And I had plenty to eat! In addition, it was a fundraiser for a local family.

Played here many times - now in its 35 year! Holes can be challenging / kinda creative. But…read morethey just don't take care of the place very well. Bricks are out of place, rotting railings, water spilling out onto the holes etc. perhaps the turf has been replaced over the past two years or so. If someone who worked there took 30 minutes to blow off the holes with a leaf blower at the start of the day, you would not have so much mulch, leaves and other "challenges" to get your ball in the hole. Has ice cream and slushes for sale at the end of the round.

Fun (inexpensive) "19" hole mini golf course A little worn…read morebut lots of good fun Not a wheelchair friendly area. Lots of ups and downs (but this makes for some unique and interesting golf holes.

Mid March 2024 Our…read moreexperience with Fred was amazing. He had exerything prepared, was on time, and had great suggestions as to the best beach location on Amelia Island. He also had a back-up plan in case it rained. Luckily it didn't rain that day. Fred's words were also beautiful, and we truly had no idea what he had prepared, so that was a pleasant surprise. All in all a beautiful day and Amelia Weddings By The Sea is highly recommended.

I can't say enough good things about planning our small intimate wedding with Amelia Weddings by…read morethe Sea. Fred was very accommodating and even helped us chose a spot for our ceremony. On a 1-10 scale I would definitely rate this a 10+ service. Thank you again to Amelia Weddings by the Sea for making a truly amazing day for my husband and I.

My fiancé and I recently stayed at Greyfield Inn for Memorial Day Weekend, and we are still raving…read moreabout our trip to anyone who will listen. If you are looking for the ultimate romantic escape, this is it. I almost didn't want to post a review out of fear that the Inn will get too popular, but something this extraordinary must be shared. From the moment you step off the Inn's private ferry, it feels as if you have stepped back in time. The untamed, natural beauty of Cumberland Island seems almost prehistoric, while the understated, casual "Old Money" elegance of the Inn harkens back to the days of the Gilded Age when the Carnegies and their contemporaries galavanted along the beach. Staying at Greyfield Inn isn't a typical luxury hotel experience; it's more like being a welcomed guest in a grand, historic family home, where your host has an extraordinary attention to detail. Fresh flowers and a handwritten card await you in your room upon your arrival, along with a copy of the Inn's daily meal schedule and a map of the island. A card bearing the day's forecast, including the speed of the current, winds, etc., is slipped under your door each morning while you're at breakfast. There is no front desk; if you require assistance, you need only wander downstairs to the kitchen and ask any available staff member. Speaking of the kitchen, it is open to guests 24-7; you are always free to help yourself to an assortment of delicious beverages and snacks, including homemade cookies (the flavor changes every day). We loved not having any Wi-Fi or TV; it forced us to completely unplug, slow down, and truly focus on each other. From riding the complimentary beach cruisers down live oak-canopied paths, to walking the beach and seeing no other humans for miles and miles, to lazing about on the Inn's extraordinarily comfortable front porch swings, we treasured every moment. We took advantage of the Inn's many tour offerings, including historic tours of the Dungenness Ruins and Plum Orchard estate, as well as a naturalist-led tour of the beach and an early morning birding tour through the marshland. Our guides, Christina and Nina, were both knowledgeable and engaging, sharing fascinating facts about Cumberland Island's rich history and even richer biodiversity. The culinary experience was definitely a highlight. From the charming picnic lunches packed for our daytime adventures to the exquisite, garden-to-table communal dinners, every meal was phenomenal. The food was often simple, but perfectly executed. We appreciated the requirement that everyone dress up for dinner, and every day we looked forward to socializing with new friends during the evening cocktail hour, munching on delicious hors d'oeuvres in the drawing room and sipping ice-cold martinis on the front porch. A word of caution to high-maintenance guests (or those who insist on modern luxuries): you might find some aspects of Greyfield less than ideal (though we found them charming). As my fiance said, sometimes it feels like "camping for fancy rich people." The plumbing, for instance, is quite old-fashioned, and it was virtually impossible to take a hot shower with adequate water pressure in our bathroom (we stayed in the Library Suite, which we adored). However, the Inn offers an excellent outdoor shower, which we thought added to the rustic charm of the experience. The warmth and attentiveness of Greyfield's staff was unmatched. A special shout-out to Hayley, who took some very special photos of my fiance and I (and who went out of her way to shoot us in multiple spots and from multiple angles!). We cannot thank the folks at Greyfield Inn enough for making our trip so magical. We are already dreaming of our next trip back, and are even considering trying to book the Inn for our wedding!

We stayed at the Inn, April 2-5,2026. The history and island beauty are incredible. The tour leader…read moreis quite knowledgeable and accommodating. The Inn, not so much. For the cost, do not expect the staff to go above and beyond at all. They stand around in the kitchen and must be sought out for assistance, never proactive. It's a very serve yourself type of atmosphere .The porch area is rarely attended to and dirt, with the interior furniture is ripped, tattered and worn. The food is nothing special and you are herded out of the communal eating area when time is up. You are your own bartender, as there is no one to offer you a drink. The service is subpar at best and there is very little attention to detail. There were older folks who couldn't bike and climb the dunes to get to the beach and they would not drive these people in the truck to the beach, which would be a nice option to accommodate those who need help to enjoy the island. I am glad I went, but not worth the cost they charge. nothing special, IMO.

Booked a Mothers Day Sail with lunch and Captain. Lots of fun and would do it again. Would…read morerecommend!

If you're looking for a relaxing, picturesque sail on the water with occasional moments of…read moreadrenaline-induced existential reflection--Windward Sailing is the spot on Amelia Island. The captain and his wife guided us across the open waters like a man born with a rudder for a spine. The boat was beautiful, the views were breathtaking, and the wind... well, let's just say my hair looked like I lost a fight with a leaf blower. At one point, dolphins swam alongside us, probably just to mock my sunburn. It was majestic. Magical. In short--10/10 would sail again.

I purchased custom rods and reels as Christmas gifts and needed everything else. The staff here…read morehelped me get what I needed, provided great suggestions, and then helped the recipients when they came back to finalize what they needed. We will be frequent customers at this gem of a business.

Amelia Island Bait & Tackle employees are super friendly and knowledgeable about all aspects of…read morefishing in the area. Fresh bait, lots of gear and tools for a successful fishing vacation. The first day we were out, the current carried our lines sailing down the ocean faster than a race car. The bait shop turned us on to the Sputnik Sinkers and we never had an issue the rest of the trip. No need to go anywhere else for all of your fishing advise bait and tackle. We love fishing Amelia!